US20180297108A1 - Method and Device for Producing a Ring-Shaped Formed Part - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method and a device for producing a ring-shaped formed part in accordance with the preamble of patent claim 1 and the preamble of patent claim 9 , respectively.
- a known method for producing rolling bearing rings lies in first producing a pair of rings by means of hot-forming in a forming device, one of which rings forms the internal ring and the other of which forms the external ring of a rolling bearing.
- One or both of the rings is/are expanded by a certain amount, for example in order to create space for the balls or rollers to be arranged between the rings.
- the expansion of the rings is generally effected outside the forming device in separate devices, for example in a ring rolling device or by means of cold calibration.
- that kind of ring expansion also requires interfaces between the devices involved and entails a relatively large amount of handling work.
- U.S. Pat. No. 6,065,322 A discloses in that regard methods and devices in which, in an expansion stage of the forming device, a ring formed in the forming device is expanded to the cross-sectional dimensions of the formed part being produced by means of a die and by means of at least one expansion punch, wherein the ring is arranged in the die and in one step the expansion punch is pressed into the ring in the axial direction and thereby expands the ring.
- the material can be subjected to high stresses, which can result in material damage.
- the problem underlying the invention is to improve a method and a corresponding device for producing a ring-shaped formed part so that the expansion process takes place inside the forming device, while excessive material stresses are avoided.
- the core of the invention lies in the following: in a method for producing a ring-shaped formed part, by means of a forming device a ring of smaller cross-sectional dimensions than the formed part being produced is formed from a blank and then, in an expansion stage of the forming device, the resulting ring is expanded to the cross-sectional dimensions of the formed part being produced by means of at least one die and by means of at least one expansion punch, wherein the ring is arranged in the die and the expansion punch is pressed into the ring in the axial direction and thereby expands the ring.
- the expansion of the ring is effected in two or more steps.
- the expansion is carried out in an appropriately configured forming stage or expansion stage inside the forming device it is possible to produce virtually finished formed parts (expanded rings) inside the forming device.
- the processing steps for the expansion that are otherwise customarily carried out outside the device are entirely unnecessary. Because the expansion of the ring is effected in two or more steps, excessive material stresses and any resulting material damage can be avoided.
- an expansion punch which has at least two portions of different cross-sectional dimensions and a transition portion between each two such portions.
- Such an expansion punch enables the expansion process to be carried out relatively easily.
- the expansion punch can have clearance gaps or angles, especially in order to reduce friction.
- a die having a die chamber for receiving the ring is used, wherein the cross-sectional dimensions of the die chamber correspond to the external cross-sectional dimensions of the formed part being produced. This guarantees the dimensional accuracy of the formed part being produced.
- the expansion of the ring is effected by means of two or more dies of different dimensions and accordingly by means of two or more expansion punches of different dimensions. This allows optimum adaptation to the particular materials used.
- the expansion of the ring can also be effected by means of an expansion punch which is doubly or multiply stepped in its cross-sectional dimensions.
- the expansion is followed by a coining step, wherein the expanded ring is acted upon in the die by pressure in the axial direction by means of a portion of the expansion punch or by means of a separate coining punch, possibly in a further forming stage.
- the coining step ensures that the die chamber is filled without gaps, thus further improving the dimensional accuracy of the finished expanded ring or the formed part being produced.
- the end faces of the ring or of the formed part being produced are smoothed, so that flawless straight end faces are obtained.
- the formed part being produced is a rolling bearing ring.
- the forming of the blank into the ring is advantageously effected by hot-forming at temperatures of 700° C. and above.
- a device for producing a ring-shaped formed part comprises a forming device having forming stages which are configured to form a ring from a blank.
- the forming device comprises an expansion stage which has at least one die for receiving the ring and at least one expansion punch which is arranged to be pressed axially into the ring located in the die, the ring being expandable in the die by the expansion punch.
- the expansion stage is configured to carry out the expansion of the ring in two or more steps.
- the expansion punch has at least two portions of different cross-sectional dimensions and a transition portion between each two such portions.
- the expansion stage has two or more dies of different dimensions and accordingly two or more expansion punches of different dimensions.
- the expansion stage is to be understood as comprising two or more sub-expansion stages each having a die and an associated expansion punch.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating an exemplary embodiment of a forming device according to the invention
- FIG. 2-4 show a variant of an expansion stage in various operating phases
- FIG. 5-7 show a first variant of an expansion stage of the forming device in accordance with the invention in various operating phases
- FIG. 8-12 show a further variant of an expansion stage in various operating phases
- FIG. 13-17 show a second variant of an expansion stage of the forming device in accordance with the invention in various operating phases
- FIG. 18-23 show a third variant of an expansion stage of the forming device in accordance with the invention in various operating phases and
- FIG. 24-27 show a further variant of an expansion stage in various operating phases.
- FIG. 1 shows the function blocks or stages of the forming device according to the invention that are relevant to the understanding of the present invention.
- the forming device indicated as a whole by reference sign 100 , comprises four forming stages 10 , 20 , 30 and 40 and an expansion stage 50 which can comprise a plurality of sub-expansion stages.
- a blank A for example a length of a rod material, is supplied and formed into a disc-shaped workpiece 11 .
- the disc-shaped workpiece is formed into a substantially cup-shaped workpiece 21 .
- a disc 32 is punched out of the cup-shaped workpiece, so that a ring-shaped workpiece 31 having stepped internal and external diameters is formed.
- the stepped ring-shaped workpiece is divided into a pair of rings 41 and 42 , the internal diameter of the larger ring 41 corresponding to the external diameter of the smaller ring 42 .
- the smaller ring 42 then already has its finished form and is discharged from the forming device.
- the larger ring 41 is expanded further in expansion stage 50 , so that finally its internal diameter is larger by a desired amount than the external diameter of the smaller ring 42 .
- the finished expanded ring constitutes the formed part being produced and is indicated by reference sign R.
- the production of the pair of rings 41 and 42 from a length of material A in various forming stages of a forming device corresponds to the prior art and therefore requires no further explanation.
- the invention relates primarily to the way in which the ring 41 is expanded to form the finished formed part R and to the configuration of the expansion stage 50 of the forming device required for that purpose. This is described in detail below with reference to various exemplary variants.
- An important aspect of the invention lies in the fact that the expansion of the ring 41 takes place still inside the forming device 100 in the special expansion stage 50 provided for that purpose, more specifically by means of a die and an expansion punch, wherein the ring 41 being expanded is introduced into the die and the expansion punch is pressed axially through the ring and thereby expands the ring. Because that expansion is carried out in an appropriately configured forming stage or expansion stage inside the forming device it is possible to produce virtually finished formed parts (expanded rings) inside the forming device. The processing steps for the expansion that are otherwise usually carried out outside the device are entirely unnecessary.
- FIGS. 2 to 4 illustrate the simplest variant of an expansion operation using an expansion punch 52 .
- a ring-shaped die 51 comprises an axial through-opening 51 a and a die chamber 51 b , the diameter of which is slightly larger than the external diameter of the ring 41 and corresponds to the desired external diameter of the finished expanded ring or the formed part being produced.
- the height of the die chamber measured in the axial direction is slightly greater than the corresponding dimension of the ring 41 being expanded.
- the diameter of the through-opening 51 a corresponds to the desired internal diameter of the finished expanded ring.
- the expansion punch indicated as a whole by reference sign 52 , comprises a first cylindrical portion 52 a , a conical portion 52 b , a second cylindrical portion 52 c and a third cylindrical portion 52 d .
- the diameter of the first cylindrical portion 52 a is slightly smaller than the internal diameter of the ring 41 being expanded.
- the diameter of the second cylindrical portion 52 c corresponds to the desired internal diameter of the finished expanded ring.
- the diameter of the third cylindrical portion 52 d is slightly smaller than the diameter of the die chamber 51 b .
- the cylindrical portions 52 a and 52 c are portions of constant cross-sectional dimensions; the conical portion forms a transition portion between the two portions of constant cross-sectional dimensions.
- FIG. 3 shows the die 51 with the ring 41 being expanded inserted in the die chamber 51 b and the expansion punch 52 in a position in which only the first cylindrical portion 52 a has been inserted into the ring 41 .
- a drive which is typically a mechanical drive
- the expansion punch 52 is then pressed (in the axial direction) fully into the ring 41 until it finally assumes the position shown in FIG. 4 , the ring 41 thereby being expanded to its final form.
- the finished expanded ring is indicated by reference sign R in FIG. 4 .
- the third cylindrical portion 52 d of the expansion punch 52 presses with its ring-shaped end face onto the expanded ring R and ensures that the die chamber 51 b is filled without gaps, so that the dimensional accuracy of the finished expanded ring R is achieved. That operation is referred to here and hereinbelow as “coining”.
- the cross-sectional dimensions of the rings, of the die and of the expansion punch are given by internal and external diameters. Expansion accordingly means an enlargement of the internal and external diameters.
- the invention is not limited to the production of rings having circular cross-sections. In the case of other cross-sectional shapes (for example triangular or polygonal), internal and external cross-sectional dimensions analogously take the place of internal and external diameters. Expansion in that case means an enlargement of the internal and external cross-sectional dimensions.
- the die and the expansion punch then have appropriately adapted internal and external cross-sectional dimensions.
- the cross-sectional dimensions of the die relate only to the effective cross-section, but lead-in chamfers or clearance gaps may be present.
- FIGS. 5 to 7 illustrate a variant of the method in which the expansion of the ring 41 is effected in two steps.
- the die 51 has the same configuration as in the variant of FIGS. 2 to 4 .
- An expansion punch 152 is multiply stepped and has a first cylindrical portion 152 a , a first conical portion 152 b , a second cylindrical portion 152 c , a second conical portion 152 d , a third cylindrical portion 152 e and a fourth cylindrical portion 152 f .
- the diameter of the first cylindrical portion 152 a is slightly smaller than the internal diameter of the ring 41 being expanded.
- the diameter of the third cylindrical portion 152 e corresponds to the desired internal diameter of the finished expanded ring.
- the diameter of the second cylindrical portion 152 c is larger than that of the first cylindrical portion 152 a and smaller than that of the third cylindrical portion 152 e .
- the diameter of the fourth cylindrical portion 152 f is slightly smaller than the diameter of the die chamber 51 b .
- the cylindrical portions 152 a , 152 c and 152 e constitute portions of constant cross-sectional dimensions as well as any necessary clearance gaps; the conical portions 152 b and 152 d each form a transition portion between the portions of constant cross-sectional dimensions.
- FIG. 6 shows the die 51 with the ring 41 being expanded inserted into the die chamber 51 b and the expansion punch 152 in a position in which only the first cylindrical portion 152 a has been inserted into the ring 41 .
- a drive which is typically a mechanical drive
- the expansion punch 152 is then pressed fully into the ring 41 until it finally assumes the position shown in FIG. 7 , the ring 41 thereby being expanded to its final form.
- the finished expanded ring is again indicated by reference sign R in FIG. 7 .
- the fourth cylindrical portion 152 f of the expansion punch 152 serves for the coining of the expanded ring R.
- the expansion can also be effected in more than two steps, in which case an expansion punch having a correspondingly larger number of stepped cylindrical portions would be used. In all cases the expansion punches can have lead-in chamfers and clearance gaps.
- FIGS. 8 to 12 and FIGS. 13 to 17 show two variants of the method in which the expansion is effected using a first tool and the coining is effected using a separate second tool.
- FIGS. 8 to 12 corresponds in principle to the variant of FIGS. 2 to 4 except that here an expansion punch 252 ( FIG. 8 ) has been used which has substantially the same configuration as the expansion punch 52 ( FIG. 2 ) but lacks the third cylindrical portion 52 d of the expansion punch 52 .
- FIGS. 9 and 10 show how the expansion punch 252 is pressed into the ring 41 being expanded. After the expansion operation, the expansion punch 252 is removed and the coining of the expanded ring R is carried out by means of a dedicated coining punch 253 ( FIGS. 11 and 12 ).
- the coining punch 253 comprises a first cylindrical portion 253 a and a second cylindrical portion 253 b .
- the two portions 253 a and 253 b correspond to the cylindrical portions 52 c and 52 d of the expansion punch 52 of FIG. 2 .
- FIGS. 13 to 17 corresponds in principle to the variant of FIGS. 5 to 7 except that here an expansion punch 352 ( FIG. 13 ) has been used which has substantially the same configuration as the multiply stepped expansion punch 152 ( FIG. 5 ) but lacks the fourth cylindrical portion 152 f of the expansion punch 152 .
- FIGS. 14 and 15 show how the expansion punch 352 is pressed into the ring 41 being expanded. After the expansion operation, the expansion punch 352 is removed and the coining of the expanded ring R is carried out by means of a dedicated coining punch 353 ( FIGS. 16 and 17 ).
- the coining punch 353 comprises a first cylindrical portion 353 a and a second cylindrical portion 353 b .
- the two portions 353 a and 353 b correspond to the cylindrical portions 152 e and 152 f of the expansion punch 152 of FIG. 5 .
- This variant according to the invention differs from the variant of FIGS. 8 to 12 by the use of a multiply stepped expansion punch 352 .
- FIGS. 18 to 23 show a further variant of the method according to the invention wherein the expansion of the ring 41 is carried out in two successive steps or phases.
- Each of the two phases which are identical in procedure, corresponds to the variant of the method illustrated in FIGS. 2 to 4 using the forming tools (dies and expansion punches) used therein, but the dies and the expansion punches in the two phases have different dimensions.
- a first die 451 and a first expansion punch 452 are used in the first phase ( FIGS. 18 to 20 .
- the first die 451 has a first die chamber 451 b , the diameter of which is smaller than the desired external diameter of the finished expanded ring. Accordingly the expansion punch 452 is also slightly smaller in its diameters.
- a second die 551 and a second expansion punch 552 are used in the second phase ( FIGS. 21 to 23 ).
- the second die 551 has a second die chamber 551 b , the diameter of which corresponds to the desired external diameter of the finished expanded ring. Accordingly the expansion punch 552 is also slightly larger in its diameters.
- the ring 141 is expanded to the desired dimensions of the finished ring R and coined.
- this variant is implemented so that the expansion stage comprises two sub-expansion stages each having a die 451 and 551 and an associated expansion punch 452 and 552 , respectively.
- FIGS. 24 to 27 illustrate a further variant of the method which substantially corresponds to the variant of FIGS. 2 to 4 but which, instead of starting from a cylindrical ring 41 , starts from a ring 241 having two portions 241 a and 241 b of different external and internal diameters ( FIG. 24 ).
- the production of this ring 241 is again effected in a manner known per se in the forming stages 10 - 40 of the forming device 100 .
- FIG. 26 shows how the expansion punch 52 is inserted into the ring 241
- FIG. 27 shows the expansion punch 52 in the state in which it has been fully inserted into the die; again the coining of the finished expanded ring R also takes place at the same time.
- the method according to the invention described above and the corresponding device according to the invention are suitable especially for producing rolling bearing rings from rolling bearing steel.
- the forming in the individual forming stages is effected in hot-forming processes in a temperature range of about 700° C. and above.
- the integration of the expansion operation directly into the forming device makes it possible for the thermal energy absorbed during the forming process to be utilised for the expansion.
- the forming and especially the expansion can also take place in the cold state.
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In a method for producing a ring-shaped formed part, by means of a forming device first of all a ring of smaller cross-sectional dimensions than the formed part being produced is formed from a blank in various forming stages. The ring is then expanded to the cross-sectional dimensions of the formed part being produced. The expansion of the ring is effected in an expansion stage of the forming device by means of a die and an expansion punch, where the ring is arranged in the die and the expansion punch is pressed into the ring in the axial direction and thereby expands the ring. The expansion of the ring is effected in two or more steps. In that way, excessive material stresses and any resulting material damage can be avoided.
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- The invention relates to a method and a device for producing a ring-shaped formed part in accordance with the preamble of patent claim 1 and the preamble of patent claim 9, respectively.
- A known method for producing rolling bearing rings lies in first producing a pair of rings by means of hot-forming in a forming device, one of which rings forms the internal ring and the other of which forms the external ring of a rolling bearing. One or both of the rings is/are expanded by a certain amount, for example in order to create space for the balls or rollers to be arranged between the rings.
- The expansion of the rings is generally effected outside the forming device in separate devices, for example in a ring rolling device or by means of cold calibration. In addition to requiring additional devices, that kind of ring expansion also requires interfaces between the devices involved and entails a relatively large amount of handling work.
- U.S. Pat. No. 6,065,322 A discloses in that regard methods and devices in which, in an expansion stage of the forming device, a ring formed in the forming device is expanded to the cross-sectional dimensions of the formed part being produced by means of a die and by means of at least one expansion punch, wherein the ring is arranged in the die and in one step the expansion punch is pressed into the ring in the axial direction and thereby expands the ring. During that procedure the material can be subjected to high stresses, which can result in material damage.
- Against that background, the problem underlying the invention is to improve a method and a corresponding device for producing a ring-shaped formed part so that the expansion process takes place inside the forming device, while excessive material stresses are avoided.
- That problem is solved by the method according to the invention and the device according to the invention, as defined in independent patent claim 1 and in independent patent claim 9, respectively. Especially advantageous developments and embodiments of the invention will be apparent from the respective dependent patent claims.
- In respect of the method, the core of the invention lies in the following: in a method for producing a ring-shaped formed part, by means of a forming device a ring of smaller cross-sectional dimensions than the formed part being produced is formed from a blank and then, in an expansion stage of the forming device, the resulting ring is expanded to the cross-sectional dimensions of the formed part being produced by means of at least one die and by means of at least one expansion punch, wherein the ring is arranged in the die and the expansion punch is pressed into the ring in the axial direction and thereby expands the ring. According to the invention, the expansion of the ring is effected in two or more steps.
- Because the expansion is carried out in an appropriately configured forming stage or expansion stage inside the forming device it is possible to produce virtually finished formed parts (expanded rings) inside the forming device. The processing steps for the expansion that are otherwise customarily carried out outside the device are entirely unnecessary. Because the expansion of the ring is effected in two or more steps, excessive material stresses and any resulting material damage can be avoided.
- It is advantageous that the length of the formed part is altered at most insignificantly by the expansion.
- Expediently an expansion punch is used which has at least two portions of different cross-sectional dimensions and a transition portion between each two such portions. Such an expansion punch enables the expansion process to be carried out relatively easily. Advantageously the expansion punch can have clearance gaps or angles, especially in order to reduce friction.
- Expediently a die having a die chamber for receiving the ring is used, wherein the cross-sectional dimensions of the die chamber correspond to the external cross-sectional dimensions of the formed part being produced. This guarantees the dimensional accuracy of the formed part being produced.
- Advantageously the expansion of the ring is effected by means of two or more dies of different dimensions and accordingly by means of two or more expansion punches of different dimensions. This allows optimum adaptation to the particular materials used.
- Alternatively the expansion of the ring can also be effected by means of an expansion punch which is doubly or multiply stepped in its cross-sectional dimensions.
- Advantageously the expansion is followed by a coining step, wherein the expanded ring is acted upon in the die by pressure in the axial direction by means of a portion of the expansion punch or by means of a separate coining punch, possibly in a further forming stage. The coining step ensures that the die chamber is filled without gaps, thus further improving the dimensional accuracy of the finished expanded ring or the formed part being produced. Moreover, the end faces of the ring or of the formed part being produced are smoothed, so that flawless straight end faces are obtained.
- Advantageously the formed part being produced is a rolling bearing ring. The forming of the blank into the ring is advantageously effected by hot-forming at temperatures of 700° C. and above.
- In respect of the device, the core of the invention lies in the following: a device for producing a ring-shaped formed part comprises a forming device having forming stages which are configured to form a ring from a blank. The forming device comprises an expansion stage which has at least one die for receiving the ring and at least one expansion punch which is arranged to be pressed axially into the ring located in the die, the ring being expandable in the die by the expansion punch. According to the invention, the expansion stage is configured to carry out the expansion of the ring in two or more steps.
- Advantageously the expansion punch has at least two portions of different cross-sectional dimensions and a transition portion between each two such portions.
- Advantageously the expansion stage has two or more dies of different dimensions and accordingly two or more expansion punches of different dimensions.
- In the case of two or more dies, the expansion stage is to be understood as comprising two or more sub-expansion stages each having a die and an associated expansion punch.
- The invention is described in greater detail below with reference to exemplary embodiments shown in the drawing, wherein:
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FIG. 1 —is a block diagram illustrating an exemplary embodiment of a forming device according to the invention; -
FIG. 2-4 —show a variant of an expansion stage in various operating phases; -
FIG. 5-7 —show a first variant of an expansion stage of the forming device in accordance with the invention in various operating phases; -
FIG. 8-12 —show a further variant of an expansion stage in various operating phases; -
FIG. 13-17 —show a second variant of an expansion stage of the forming device in accordance with the invention in various operating phases; -
FIG. 18-23 —show a third variant of an expansion stage of the forming device in accordance with the invention in various operating phases and -
FIG. 24-27 —show a further variant of an expansion stage in various operating phases. - The following observations apply in respect of the description which follows: where, for the purpose of clarity of the drawings, reference signs are included in a Figure but are not mentioned in the directly associated part of the description, reference should be made to the explanation of those reference signs in the preceding or subsequent parts of the description. Conversely, to avoid overcomplication of the drawings, reference signs that are less relevant for immediate understanding are not included in all Figures. In that case, reference should be made to the other Figures.
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FIG. 1 shows the function blocks or stages of the forming device according to the invention that are relevant to the understanding of the present invention. The forming device, indicated as a whole byreference sign 100, comprises four formingstages expansion stage 50 which can comprise a plurality of sub-expansion stages. In the first formingstage 10, a blank A, for example a length of a rod material, is supplied and formed into a disc-shaped workpiece 11. In the second formingstage 20, the disc-shaped workpiece is formed into a substantially cup-shaped workpiece 21. In the third formingstage 30, adisc 32 is punched out of the cup-shaped workpiece, so that a ring-shaped workpiece 31 having stepped internal and external diameters is formed. In the fourth formingstage 40, the stepped ring-shaped workpiece is divided into a pair ofrings larger ring 41 corresponding to the external diameter of thesmaller ring 42. Thesmaller ring 42 then already has its finished form and is discharged from the forming device. Thelarger ring 41 is expanded further inexpansion stage 50, so that finally its internal diameter is larger by a desired amount than the external diameter of thesmaller ring 42. The finished expanded ring constitutes the formed part being produced and is indicated by reference sign R. - The production of the pair of
rings ring 41 is expanded to form the finished formed part R and to the configuration of theexpansion stage 50 of the forming device required for that purpose. This is described in detail below with reference to various exemplary variants. - An important aspect of the invention lies in the fact that the expansion of the
ring 41 takes place still inside the formingdevice 100 in thespecial expansion stage 50 provided for that purpose, more specifically by means of a die and an expansion punch, wherein thering 41 being expanded is introduced into the die and the expansion punch is pressed axially through the ring and thereby expands the ring. Because that expansion is carried out in an appropriately configured forming stage or expansion stage inside the forming device it is possible to produce virtually finished formed parts (expanded rings) inside the forming device. The processing steps for the expansion that are otherwise usually carried out outside the device are entirely unnecessary. -
FIGS. 2 to 4 illustrate the simplest variant of an expansion operation using anexpansion punch 52. A ring-shaped die 51 comprises an axial through-opening 51 a and adie chamber 51 b, the diameter of which is slightly larger than the external diameter of thering 41 and corresponds to the desired external diameter of the finished expanded ring or the formed part being produced. The height of the die chamber measured in the axial direction is slightly greater than the corresponding dimension of thering 41 being expanded. The diameter of the through-opening 51 a corresponds to the desired internal diameter of the finished expanded ring. The expansion punch, indicated as a whole byreference sign 52, comprises a firstcylindrical portion 52 a, aconical portion 52 b, a secondcylindrical portion 52 c and a thirdcylindrical portion 52 d. The diameter of the firstcylindrical portion 52 a is slightly smaller than the internal diameter of thering 41 being expanded. The diameter of the secondcylindrical portion 52 c corresponds to the desired internal diameter of the finished expanded ring. The diameter of the thirdcylindrical portion 52 d is slightly smaller than the diameter of thedie chamber 51 b. Thecylindrical portions -
FIG. 3 shows the die 51 with thering 41 being expanded inserted in thedie chamber 51 b and theexpansion punch 52 in a position in which only the firstcylindrical portion 52 a has been inserted into thering 41. By means of a drive (not shown), which is typically a mechanical drive, theexpansion punch 52 is then pressed (in the axial direction) fully into thering 41 until it finally assumes the position shown inFIG. 4 , thering 41 thereby being expanded to its final form. The finished expanded ring is indicated by reference sign R inFIG. 4 . The thirdcylindrical portion 52 d of theexpansion punch 52 presses with its ring-shaped end face onto the expanded ring R and ensures that thedie chamber 51 b is filled without gaps, so that the dimensional accuracy of the finished expanded ring R is achieved. That operation is referred to here and hereinbelow as “coining”. - Expansion in one step using such an
expansion punch 52 alone can lead to high material stresses and is therefore not ideal in many cases. According to the invention the expansion is therefore carried out in two or more steps, as described below. - It should also be added that in the context of the description of the illustrated embodiments, it has been assumed for reasons of clarity that the rings being produced have circular cross-sections, which is the case that is most common in practice. Accordingly, the cross-sectional dimensions of the rings, of the die and of the expansion punch are given by internal and external diameters. Expansion accordingly means an enlargement of the internal and external diameters. However, the invention is not limited to the production of rings having circular cross-sections. In the case of other cross-sectional shapes (for example triangular or polygonal), internal and external cross-sectional dimensions analogously take the place of internal and external diameters. Expansion in that case means an enlargement of the internal and external cross-sectional dimensions. It will be understood that the die and the expansion punch then have appropriately adapted internal and external cross-sectional dimensions. The cross-sectional dimensions of the die relate only to the effective cross-section, but lead-in chamfers or clearance gaps may be present.
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FIGS. 5 to 7 illustrate a variant of the method in which the expansion of thering 41 is effected in two steps. Thedie 51 has the same configuration as in the variant ofFIGS. 2 to 4 . Anexpansion punch 152 is multiply stepped and has a firstcylindrical portion 152 a, a firstconical portion 152 b, a secondcylindrical portion 152 c, a secondconical portion 152 d, a thirdcylindrical portion 152 e and a fourthcylindrical portion 152 f. The diameter of the firstcylindrical portion 152 a is slightly smaller than the internal diameter of thering 41 being expanded. The diameter of the thirdcylindrical portion 152 e corresponds to the desired internal diameter of the finished expanded ring. The diameter of the secondcylindrical portion 152 c is larger than that of the firstcylindrical portion 152 a and smaller than that of the thirdcylindrical portion 152 e. The diameter of the fourthcylindrical portion 152 f is slightly smaller than the diameter of thedie chamber 51 b. Thecylindrical portions conical portions -
FIG. 6 shows the die 51 with thering 41 being expanded inserted into thedie chamber 51 b and theexpansion punch 152 in a position in which only the firstcylindrical portion 152 a has been inserted into thering 41. By means of a drive (not shown), which is typically a mechanical drive, theexpansion punch 152 is then pressed fully into thering 41 until it finally assumes the position shown inFIG. 7 , thering 41 thereby being expanded to its final form. The finished expanded ring is again indicated by reference sign R inFIG. 7 . As described above in connection with the thirdcylindrical portion 52 d of theexpansion punch 52, the fourthcylindrical portion 152 f of theexpansion punch 152 serves for the coining of the expanded ring R. - It will be understood that the expansion can also be effected in more than two steps, in which case an expansion punch having a correspondingly larger number of stepped cylindrical portions would be used. In all cases the expansion punches can have lead-in chamfers and clearance gaps.
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FIGS. 5 to 7 , the expansion and the coining are effected using the same tool, that is to say theexpansion punch 152.FIGS. 8 to 12 andFIGS. 13 to 17 show two variants of the method in which the expansion is effected using a first tool and the coining is effected using a separate second tool. - The variant of
FIGS. 8 to 12 corresponds in principle to the variant ofFIGS. 2 to 4 except that here an expansion punch 252 (FIG. 8 ) has been used which has substantially the same configuration as the expansion punch 52 (FIG. 2 ) but lacks the thirdcylindrical portion 52 d of theexpansion punch 52.FIGS. 9 and 10 show how theexpansion punch 252 is pressed into thering 41 being expanded. After the expansion operation, theexpansion punch 252 is removed and the coining of the expanded ring R is carried out by means of a dedicated coining punch 253 (FIGS. 11 and 12 ). The coiningpunch 253 comprises a firstcylindrical portion 253 a and a secondcylindrical portion 253 b. The twoportions cylindrical portions expansion punch 52 ofFIG. 2 . - The embodiment according to the invention of
FIGS. 13 to 17 corresponds in principle to the variant ofFIGS. 5 to 7 except that here an expansion punch 352 (FIG. 13 ) has been used which has substantially the same configuration as the multiply stepped expansion punch 152 (FIG. 5 ) but lacks the fourthcylindrical portion 152 f of theexpansion punch 152.FIGS. 14 and 15 show how theexpansion punch 352 is pressed into thering 41 being expanded. After the expansion operation, theexpansion punch 352 is removed and the coining of the expanded ring R is carried out by means of a dedicated coining punch 353 (FIGS. 16 and 17 ). The coiningpunch 353 comprises a firstcylindrical portion 353 a and a secondcylindrical portion 353 b. The twoportions cylindrical portions expansion punch 152 ofFIG. 5 . This variant according to the invention differs from the variant ofFIGS. 8 to 12 by the use of a multiply steppedexpansion punch 352. -
FIGS. 18 to 23 show a further variant of the method according to the invention wherein the expansion of thering 41 is carried out in two successive steps or phases. Each of the two phases, which are identical in procedure, corresponds to the variant of the method illustrated inFIGS. 2 to 4 using the forming tools (dies and expansion punches) used therein, but the dies and the expansion punches in the two phases have different dimensions. In the first phase (FIGS. 18 to 20 ), afirst die 451 and afirst expansion punch 452 are used. Thefirst die 451 has afirst die chamber 451 b, the diameter of which is smaller than the desired external diameter of the finished expanded ring. Accordingly theexpansion punch 452 is also slightly smaller in its diameters. In this phase, therefore, from thering 41 there is first produced aring 141 which does not yet have the desired dimensions of the finished expanded ring. In the second phase (FIGS. 21 to 23 ), asecond die 551 and asecond expansion punch 552 are used. Thesecond die 551 has asecond die chamber 551 b, the diameter of which corresponds to the desired external diameter of the finished expanded ring. Accordingly theexpansion punch 552 is also slightly larger in its diameters. In this phase thering 141 is expanded to the desired dimensions of the finished ring R and coined. - In terms of the device, this variant is implemented so that the expansion stage comprises two sub-expansion stages each having a die 451 and 551 and an associated
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FIGS. 24 to 27 illustrate a further variant of the method which substantially corresponds to the variant ofFIGS. 2 to 4 but which, instead of starting from acylindrical ring 41, starts from aring 241 having twoportions FIG. 24 ). The production of thisring 241 is again effected in a manner known per se in the forming stages 10-40 of the formingdevice 100. - The larger-
diameter portion 241 b of thering 241 already has the dimensions of the finished expanded ring. Accordingly, only the smaller-diameter portion 241 a of thering 241 and the transition region to thelarger portion 241 b needs to be expanded.FIG. 26 shows how theexpansion punch 52 is inserted into thering 241, andFIG. 27 shows theexpansion punch 52 in the state in which it has been fully inserted into the die; again the coining of the finished expanded ring R also takes place at the same time. - The method according to the invention described above and the corresponding device according to the invention are suitable especially for producing rolling bearing rings from rolling bearing steel. The forming in the individual forming stages is effected in hot-forming processes in a temperature range of about 700° C. and above. The integration of the expansion operation directly into the forming device makes it possible for the thermal energy absorbed during the forming process to be utilised for the expansion. Depending upon the material, the forming and especially the expansion can also take place in the cold state.
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1. A method for producing a ring-shaped formed part, in which by means of a forming device a ring of smaller cross-sectional dimensions than the formed part being produced is formed from a blank and then, in an expansion stage of the forming device, the resulting ring is expanded to the cross-sectional dimensions of the formed part being produced by means of at least one die and by means of at least one expansion punch, wherein the ring is arranged in the die and the expansion punch is pressed into the ring in the axial direction and thereby expands the ring, wherein the expansion of the ring is effected in two or more steps.
2. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the expansion punch is used which has at least two portions of different cross-sectional dimensions and a transition portion between each two such portions.
3. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the die comprises a die chamber for receiving the ring, wherein the cross-sectional dimensions of the die chamber correspond to the external cross-sectional dimensions of the formed part being produced.
4. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the expansion of the ring is effected by means of two or more dies of different dimensions and accordingly by means of two or more expansion punches of different dimensions.
5. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the expansion of the ring is effected by means of the expansion punch which is doubly or multiply stepped in its cross-sectional dimensions.
6. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the expansion is followed by a coining step, wherein the expanded ring is acted upon in the die by pressure in the axial direction by means of a portion of the expansion punch or by means of a separate coining punch.
7. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the formed part being produced is a rolling bearing ring.
8. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the forming of the blank into the ring is effected by hot-forming at temperatures of 700° C. and above.
9. A device for producing a ring-shaped formed part using a forming device comprising forming stages which are configured to form a ring from a blank, and having an expansion stage which has at least one die for receiving the ring and at least one expansion punch which is arranged to be pressed axially into the ring located in the die, the ring being expandable in the die by the expansion punch, wherein the expansion stage is configured to carry out the expansion of the ring in two or more steps.
10. The device according to claim 9 , wherein the expansion punch has at least two portions of different cross-sectional dimensions and a transition portion between each two such portions.
11. The device according to claim 9 , wherein the expansion stage has two or more dies of different dimensions and accordingly two or more expansion punches of different dimensions.
12. The device according to claim 9 , wherein the at least one expansion punch is doubly or multiply stepped.
13. The device according to claim 10 , wherein the expansion stage has two or more dies of different dimensions and accordingly two or more expansion punches of different dimensions.
14. The device according to claim 10 , wherein the at least one expansion punch is doubly or multiply stepped.
15. The device according to claim 11 , wherein the at least one expansion punch is doubly or multiply stepped.
16. The method according to claim 2 , wherein the die comprises a die chamber for receiving the ring, wherein the cross-sectional dimensions of the die chamber correspond to the external cross-sectional dimensions of the formed part being produced.
17. The method according to claim 2 , wherein the expansion of the ring is effected by means of two or more dies of different dimensions and accordingly by means of two or more expansion punches of different dimensions.
18. The method according to claim 3 , wherein the expansion of the ring is effected by means of two or more dies of different dimensions and accordingly by means of two or more expansion punches of different dimensions.
19. The method according to claim 2 , wherein the expansion of the ring is effected by means of the expansion punch which is doubly or multiply stepped in its cross-sectional dimensions.
20. The method according to claim 3 , wherein the expansion of the ring is effected by means of the expansion punch which is doubly or multiply stepped in its cross-sectional dimensions.
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